How do I know what size urn to get for my pet?
To select the right size urn for your pet, a general guideline is that for every pound your pet weighed, you will need one cubic inch of urn space. For example, a 40-pound dog would require at least a 40-cubic inch urn. If you're unsure, please consult our Urn Size Guide for more details.
How much weight can your pet urns hold?
Our pet urns are designed to securely hold ashes based on the size of your pet. We recommend selecting an urn size according to your pet’s weight using our Urn Size Guide for accurate sizing.
Am I allowed to bury my pet’s ashes in my garden?
Yes, you are allowed to bury your pet’s ashes in your garden as long as you own the property. Be sure to choose a spot that is away from water sources and utilities.
How do I have my pet cremated?
You can speak to your vet about local pet cremation services. There are typically options for individual cremation (where you receive only your pet’s ashes) or communal cremation. Many crematories allow you to choose the method that best suits your needs.
Can I keep my pet’s ashes at home?
Yes, you can keep your pet’s ashes in a memorial urn or keepsake urn displayed in your home. Many pet owners find comfort in keeping their pet’s memory close by in a dedicated space.
Can I scatter my pet’s ashes anywhere?
You may scatter your pet’s ashes on land, but you must have the landowner's permission. If you plan to scatter ashes over water, it is important to choose a location away from buildings, swimmers, and marinas. Ensure the site is at least 1 kilometre upstream from any water abstraction points.
How should I scatter my pet’s ashes?
We offer special Ash Scattering Tubes designed specifically for scattering ashes. These tubes provide a dignified and easy way to spread your pet’s ashes in a meaningful location. Please consult our Ash Scattering Guide for more information on the best practices for scattering ashes.
Can I take my pet's ashes with me if I move?
Yes, if your pet’s ashes are kept in a portable urn, you can take them with you when you move. Be sure to choose a secure urn that can be transported safely.
How deep should I bury my pet’s ashes?
If you choose to bury your pet's ashes, we recommend burying them at least 12 inches deep to ensure they remain undisturbed.
Do I need to buy a special urn liner?
Our urns do not require additional liners, but you can choose to add a liner or bag if you wish to further protect your pet’s ashes. Many of our urns come with a secure closure to keep the ashes safe.
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